Surfing Life

LAURIE’S DAY

On the 27th of May 2018, another monster swell rifled through the pacific corridor that leads to the island of Fiji. The swell, that grew in consequence as it rolled on, was en route to Cloudbreak and another historic day in surfing.

Debate still rages on — did it match the colossal swell of 2012? Were they the greatest waves ever surfed? By now those conversations are

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